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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-04
EST VA, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1ss
witnessed in an American city, was pre-
sensed tonight at the headquarters oi1the
Chicago Police Department. Tho officers
Of the Central detail we're quietly standing

peN'eu hvAIbbt NJ 1ub ubhu4uAlIelH OIuIQl
Chicago Police Department. Tho officer
Of the Central detail we're quietly standing
In ranks for roll call when their hiRhes,
superior, Ohief Of Police Frederick T.
Ebefsold, unexpectedly entered the guard
room. He spoke q few words In an under.
tone to Lieutenant Fitzpatrick, and then
IN voice full Of suppressed feeling, I'D.
dEaaalng the ranks, said: I,s
Men, next Tuesday I want you to 70.
member the 4th Of May. Think OF the
men who threw the bomb and killed your
comrades, when you put In your votes.
Vote, every one Of you, and vote for law
fight. 1t;s Tor government, its sgalust
anarchy, itB for law and ORDER"
The blue coated auditors scarcely
breathed. Eyes strained hard and teeth
clenched, they stood motlonless and silent
asasone. When the chief ceased the order
to break ranks was unheeded.
For q moment not man stirred. Then,
regardless Of the imperative rule requiring
them to at once 20 10 their beats, the stal.
wart men In blue crowded around the
speaker. e1claiming, "We will, We will"
That's right; it's s9ainst Anarchy"
Chief Ebersold seemed much agitated,
and gave each Of the men warm word or
encouraging look as they hurriedly with.
drew to their duty. G
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THE EUROPEAN BoURsrs
Tho Hussaess OF the Week In Laudop. Pnrt.
nnd Berlin,

Ah1 hoSfucnh ot tAo "cSh III LdHuun, Paris
nnd Berlin.
LONDON, April 3.-Discount was EASY
during the pas. week at 2a24. Business
on the stock exchange was inactive, the
settlement and the approach Of the Easter
holidays curtailing dealings. The Ameri.
can railroad department was the only de.
partment busy. There was distinct ad.
vance in every kind Of securities under
the influence OF large and steady Ene|is},
buying. The fears that the Interstate
commerce law would have an ipjuriou,
effect have subsidized. Yesterday prices AT
the close were tho highest Of the week,
PARIS, April 3.-Prices on the Bourse
were rather weak throughout and closed
heavy yesterday, being affected by the
hostile article Of the Berlin Pot and ru.
morsthat the governments interested wers
exchanging notes regarding the issue OF a
German war loan OF 400,O0O,OOO marks.
AB the settlement WAS Just being concln.
ded, the reports were probably circulated
for speculative purposes. Apart from ri.
mors a general sense OF unoasiuess keeps
the tone unsettled.
BERLIN, April g. Business on t,,s
Bourse was dull during the past week, Int
prices we're steady until yesterday, when
adverse reports caused general decline
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MIXED IN POLITICS.
c1NCINNATrs E1Ecr1oN DAY.
Ahroo Tickets In the Fleld-The Labor Party
Prepared fora Big strugrle-Carpenters
striko-The Union AIssts and tho In.
Dor Candidate for Mayor Cllosred,

CINCINNATI, o., April 3.-At the mu
nlcipsl election tomorrow there will b.
three tickets In the field, the Democratic
Republican and United Labor ticket
The last named party, though bearing thu
name, Is not the Henry George Party. l,
should be entitled Union Labor party
the name chosen by the national labo,
conference, which met here in February,
1t includes all the elements which fused
IN that conference, among which are Pro.
hibitionists and Greenbackers. It ia
proper to say that It does not include the
Socialist element. It's candidate for May.
or ia W. H. Stevenson, a journsyman
brlcklayer, who has been quite
prominent In labor matters. He now
holds the :, office OF secretary OF
the National Bricklayers' Association.
lts other candidates are necesasrily not
widely known, as they represent a new
party. Mr.. sheage, candidate for CITY So.
licltor, Is young lawyer, who has also
served Tor several years as editor oi tho
Erprsss Gazette. The issue this party pre-.
sents is reform and economy in municipal
management. The Democratic candidate
for Mayor is 1saac B. Mstson, who alled
the Office OF probate Judge for q number
Of years. It's candidate for Judge OF the
Superior Court il J. r. saylor, a brother
Of Hon. Milton saylor who represented
the First Ohio district in Congress one or
two terms. The Democrats attack eharp-
ly the Republican methods OF government
and promise reform.
The Republican candidate for Mayor In
Amor Smith, jr., the preuent incumbent,
who was elected two years age, It's bat
TIE cry has been to keep out OF municipal
Office the party which has couniyed At the
frauds and public robbery which has been
exposed within the past two years. As
to the prospect for tomorrow, prediction
is difficult. The Democratic and Republi.
can papers respectively claim that tfey
Will win; The labor party's leaders are
wild with expectations Of victory for their
ticket. They say they have 10000
men pledged to vote for them and the
they expect large numbers besides to ioin
them on election day. They have mon.
opollzed the enthusiasm Of the ampaign,
holding crowded meeting last night in
Music Hall. While leading mombara OF
the old parties do not concede the claims
OF the new rival, they are not without
some feeling Of uneasiness at the appear.
anca Of strength which it's exhibits. The
election will be held under the rigid regu-
lstlons now in force, and thera is no ex.
pecsstion Of fraudulent votes. The polls
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lllginbothnui'B Candidacy.

Contspondsnce Of the Inttll,Qencer.
HARrER's FERRY, W. Va, April 1.-The
Republicans Of Jefferson will run L, II.
Higinbotham for Legislature against Mr..
Beckwith.
Republicans take no part in the sena.
torial muddle, they will simply vote for
Mr.. Higinbotham is reliable Republican
and will get lots Of Democratic votes, and
II not elected will frighten the faithful,
We have few Republicans who want to
help Lucas through, a few others would
like to help Camden, but mos! are in favor
helping the Republican party by letting
them alone. We sincerely hope the In.
TRLLlaENcER will continue to influence
Republicans all over the State to keep out
Of the fight. OF course most OF us have
sense enough to wish to see the k;ckers
triumph in Jefferson for several Yeasons,
Not because they constitute minority OF
the party, but because we stand a better
chancs to d'au fres the Camden forces in
this sect,oN. caMae1s fr1ella will help
Higint Otaam, but think he eau be relied
onif elected as an untramelled Republican.
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lIlRipe'a Trtp West,

ST. LOUIS, April 3.-A dispatch from
Eureka Springs, Ark, says: AH the train
bearing James &. Blaine and party pulled
up at this station yesterday, "Old Chepul.
tepec," the Mexican cannon, relic owned
by Governor Powell Clayton, belched
forth welcome from the crest OF Crescent
mountain and was followed by rousing
cheers from the multitude. Upon alight-
ing the distinguished party were escorted
to the hotel by sixty couples Of ladies and
gentlemen on horse back and several hun
dred citizsns in carriages and on foot. A
reception WAS held in the evening. The
party left this afternoon for Fort Gibson.
From there they will 20 to Chicago.
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A Threatened Strih o.

CnloAdo, April 3.-The Consumers Cos
Light and Coke Company has notified ita
600 employees that thoy must submit to q
reduction Of 80 and 20 cents per day,
threatening, 1t 10 said, to use coal oil uu:
less the men comply. The officials Of the
company claim to be unable to make a
lair profit when paying the present $.E0
and " Tor an eight hour day. They wish
tho men to work twelve hours n day at an
advance Of 50 and 10 cents. The use OF
oil as fuel would dispense with $50 OF the
600 employees. This afternoon the men
who are members Of Knights Of Labor
Assemblies 744S and Gi55, met and deter.
mined to insist upon the present scale OF
hours and pay. A committee was ap-
pointed to inform the company Of the re-
suit Of the meeting.
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Peculiar Fatal Aee.t}cat

MSApvlLLE, Pa, April g. Guernsey
Baker, farmer residing about four 1nilea
from Harmonbure, this county, was In
stansly killed Saturday afternoon while
engaged In telling timber. A tree in fall
ing caught him and his untitled axe was
buried to tho head in hia brain. Baker
was a veteran Of tho lsto war, was AZ years
OF ago Ml,d leave 4 wits and i've children
In destitute condition,
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PRnseN on tho u. 4 q.

BALTIMORE, April o.-The Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company to-day Issued the
following with regard to Interstate
passes: No Interstate passes will be
Issued, except TO officers and employees Of
other railroad companies. Such passes
will be issued only on the written request
ol an executive officer. Where passes are
Issued good only in one State, no pass
must be given to the same person IN
another State. No passea will be issued
on account OF traffic. The half passenger
fares and reduced freight rates to en-
ployes and reduced rates to clergymen
will be continued. On Monday next the
Baltimore & Ohio will call in all annual
uaBBes,
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Sudden Death OF a Trnyoler,

specldl L0rresp0Hdtnet q tM lnltlll0enctr.
GRAFTON, W. VA, April John T.
Travis died suddenly here to-day. He
was standing on the street converting
with an acquaintance, when he suddenly
fell, unconscious, into his friends arms.
He was carried into a private residence
near by whers he died in few minutes.
Mr.. Travis was well known travelling
salesman, formerly with G. s. Feeny, Of
Wheeling, but at tho time. OF his death
WAS travelling for a Baltimore tobacco firm,
His wife was formerly Miss Burkitt, of
Wheeling, and they had been married but
about two years. His sudden death WAS a
shock to his large circle Of friends. The
funeral will take place Monday.
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Harvard Students fur MIR. Blaine,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, April 2.-At a de-
bate of the Harvard Union, large and
enthusiastic body OF students turned ont
to hear discussed the following question :
"R.solred, That the best interests Of the
Republican party require, in 1888, the
nomination Of james Il. Blaine"
G. l.. Griffin, con OF General Griffin, OF
New Hampshire, opened the debate for
the Affirmative. The mention ! Of Mr.
Blaine's name was received with loud and
prolonged cheers. Every reference to him
was greeted with enthusiasm. L. M. Gar
rison, son OF the editor Of the New York
Ettniay Post, opened for the negative. E.
E. Shoemaker followed for the affirmative
and Elliot Norton, son Of Professor Nor.
ton, closed for the negative. The vote on
the merits OF the question resulted in favor
Of Blaine by vote Of 80 to II. Most oi
those voting in the negative were Demo
Gratis 'F
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SUFFERING IN TEXAS.
Residents Of tho Drouth District Rating Car.
cnsses Of Starved Cnttlv.

Residents Of tho Drouth District Rating Car.
cnsscs Of Starved Cattle.
AUSTIN, TR1As, April "A statement
from Atascosa county sworn to by four re-
spectacle citizsns, and endorsed by the
county judge, has been received here by
State Senator Woodward relative 10 Tho
condition OF tho people in that psrt OF tho
State. Tho statement gives tho nnmea ri
nineteen families In three precinctg Of At.
nacosa county, who nre in condition of
starvation occaaloned by the drought, the
toial number Of persons 80 affected heinz
LOG. Tho families have bcon compelled
Of starvation aud are begging bread frnn,
their neighbors to sustain iile. Tho ata,o
mont represents Il deplorablo stato Of NJ.
t"irs, and appeals for aid from the "iortu.
nasea oi other Counties" saying that what
over Is done should bo done at once.
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Cold WAys CnII,luX,

sr. PAUL, MIMI, April 3.--Pnsseugers
on M incoming Northern Pacific train 70.
port that blizzard began Mt Bismarck last
night. Tho storm reached here this oven.
ing. and at II r. N. Ia raging hercely.
iASKToS, DAE., April 3.-The ther.
momotor registered 40 above yesterday,
and is at zero now, with howling snow
storm prevailing and some ohension
OF another blockade,
CH'cAao. APRIL 2.-Tha siSnal ssyvlCN
officer reports tho rnpid nppronch Of cold
wave. Tho temperature will fall from IL
to 10 degrees In tho next thirty.Bix hours
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SOMEBODY saw the sea serpent of the
Massachusetts, coast and thought 1t was
the Cunarder scythia sinking. It was a
terrible acare, but fortunately 1t was only
scare. Somebody deserves to be hauled
over the Goals for giving currency to such
report, which must have caused many a
heartYche, .IW .'.I
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IN other words, say the Insane Hospital
Directors, the investigation Of the special
committee was an impertinence; the
Hospital is all right; the farmer who gave
away products Of the Hospital farm Is all
right; the beef inspector who accepted
quantities Of beef is all right; everybody
is all right except the special committee
and the witnesses for the prosecution, It
ia quite possible that some msmbsr Of the
special committee will be heard from In
responBe -.H'
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ST. fAuL, MlSN., April 3.-A Mitchell,
Oak, special to tho Pioneer Pres says:
Tho charrod romans Of Mrs. John Nun.
Gle, living soven mileo south OF here, were
found iu tho burned debris Of her house
this morning. Tho fire occurred at 10
o'clock Friday night. Her husband Ia In
California. There is some room to suspec.
foul play.
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TIE report Of the Directors OF the In.
sane Hospital is put up in a peculiar
English which We think, Is commanded
alone by that talented patriot, Judge
John Brsnnon. II DR.. Bland can under.
stand Il he will appreciate Il.
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clusion.

THx Texas sufferers appeal to the more
fortunate to help them, and they ought to
be helped. II the President had been q
little tender those people would at least
have had little seed Tor the spring plant
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SorlA, April 3.-Thc two men who were
Imprisoned Tor making m atiompl 10 aB'
Sasslnato tho Project OF Rus,chuk Rre
named kavaxo0 anl lsanai!, respectively
They arc nativcs Of Russian Bessarabia,
and lived at Rustchuk until tho recent ro'
volt occurred,
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HUDSON, N. y, april 3.-Capt. Paul
Boyuton will leave this city at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning 10 swim the Hudson
to New York. He had TO abandon hia
plan Of taking the water at Albany, as the
Ice ia still golid at that point. He will be
accom- panied by the oarsmen Wallace
Foss and George W. Lee, who will follow
him in boat which will aleo contain rep.
resentatives OF the preea. Receptions will
he given Capt. Boynton by the boat clubs
at Sewburgh aud Catskil.
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Special Dispaich TO the Intelligecer.
CLARKssuRd, April S.-The case Of John
Csyton. for the murder Of Henry Rice,
which has been pending in court for
three years, was completed yesterday.
The jury sentenced John Caytou to tbs
pen'tentiary for three years.
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IRELAND will breathe aigh Of relief II
coercion shall be knocked in the head,
but tho Tories will be In the dumps. It
will not do to jump at 30 pleasing con-
clpainn
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LONDON, April 3.--Tho death Ia an.
nounced OF Baron itandlip, formerly Bir
Henry AllGopp, u member Of tho iamous
brewing Arm OF l|urlon.on-Tront. lie
waB W yoara Of ago.
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= DgATna AND RgcoyRRlga.

DEATHa AND RRCovRRIEa.
Statistical tables accompanying the re.
port show percentage Of deaths to whole
number treated Of G.3 at Weston and an
average Of 0 80 ut ifty.three other hospi.
tails named q percentage OF: recoveries at
Weston Of 4l,3 as against 30.15, the aver.
age percentage Of various other inatitu.
tions named; and an average cost OF sup.
port at Weston Of $ll3 10 as against an
average in tllty.three hospitals, Including
Weston, OF $2l2 l3. tg|r}IN0
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Yg,rRRDaf was a day for the poets raw
Ing. The office bard, unhappily, has not
quite recovered from the spring house
moving. 49,
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Lager beer, II drank In sufficient quaint.
tios, will mako man fat and lean at thu
Bame timc-lean up against the bar.
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lGhe M.'teu||!ilQet1leer.
onie,l Nos. 70 and ~ Faur.ssn.h street.
soxr oi the pass aends die hard, bu.
Tux Baltimore 4 Ohio looks out for the
reverend clergy. Their reduced rates are
not to be interiered with. s' '5El
HARVARD boys whoop II up for Blaine.
Now the Mugwump journals will detect
the increasing irivolity Of college life. Il
Mr., CANDEN's visit 10 Wheeling has not
brought out the usual number Of patrioe.
Perhaps they no longer scent the carrlon.

WHEELING isn't blowing, but abe is do
Ing a good deal OF solid business, just the
same. l
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bio, Ia not Of the character imputed and
charged by the said report,

u!o' u NOT Of Tue chafActef imputed and
charged by the said report.
These reflections on DR.. Bland could not
have originated elsewhere than In vicious
sources. and In this Instance We believe
they were studiously concealed 10 the
coming o. the said committee, and II 10 10
be regretted that the committee ehould
dignity them 10 the extent OF infllcting an
outrageous reflection upon the character Of
faithful public officer.
The report was aligned by John Brsnuon.
John A. F. Martin, W.iL, McNeal, W, G,
Bennett, Er. Ralston, John ]. Davis, w,
Z. Neale, Q. s. Despard, A. Monroe, and
r. II. Harrison, Secretary.
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CnIcAoo, April IA remarkable Bpoc-
tacie, tho like OF which was mover before
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We do not hesitate TO Bay that In regard
10 nll these alleged reflections against DR..
Bland In this regard all that conduct which
the committee say they arc compelled 10
oharsc.erize ns indelicate and rsprehenul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-23
SR. CHUBAsCO.

va que tan celoso sc. muestra
en- La ReuiSto de Puerto Rico
por los caminos vecinales de ID
jurisdiction de Rio-piedras, y es.
peciaimente por Ell que conduce
4 Trujillo, podrfa usted darse un
paseito por este, y veria como 81
muy digno Alcalde de aqueI pus..
bio, senior Matienzo, nj es sordo
q las indicaciones de la prensa, nj
indiserente al cumplimiento exac
to de sus deberes. Enefecto; I'm
testigo de vista nos ha informado
de que Sc b, comenzado "a el ARE.
glo de dicho camino, 81 que, a
juzgar por las trazas, no Sc kara
esperar mucho la terminaci6n de
la obra. Esto, q1etsaplandir&n
los vecinos de uno u otroi lugar,
colindantes, debe ser motivo de
satisfaction para v, senior Cho.
basco, que We cumplidos sus de-
secs, auuque bien es sabido que
la Autoridai local de Rio. .piedras
no necesita de sus excitaciones de
v, para hacer cuanto este al al.
canoe de sus atribucione, s de
sus medios. ssa
Puede v, por consiguiente, Sc.
guir hacienda justicia. a los buenos
deseos y al buen cello del seflor
Matienzo.
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Bien Sc conoce que las ovacio
nes de Cuba, y los hurros, y 10,
pldcemes, y los inciensos sacro,
de Valdivia no han sido bastantes
a marearles y a impedirles que
vieran claro en- ell horizonte de
Puerto Rico.
Nosotros presentiamo, que Ia
junta de Ponce iba q ser la grar
Babel.
Pero en- vista de los datos que
acerca de la situacion y circuns
tancias de muchos liberales dc
aqui nos suministra La Revista
venimos ahora 8 pensar que
aquella Asamblea sera, con y sir
los Diputados, mas que una Ba-
bel; una Babel de BAbeIes.
I'm resumen:
Los Diputados cubanos han de
jado per istan,, con la bocs abier.
ia, a les que esperaban aquf 8.
venida como quien espera ell pre-
milo gordo de la Loteria.
Pero han obrado como Sa,o.
mones.
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LO DEPONCE.

Tenemos entendido que ell pc
quefio incidente surgido en- Pom
ce, con motive de una retreta de
Volantarios ha alcanzado la So
luci6n que era de esperar, aten.
dida la cordura de nuestros
compafieros en- el institute, quie-
mes han retirado sus renunciae
del cargo de ofciales. Asi
mismo el relative al Ayunta.
miento ha tenido igual soluci6n
satisfactoria, retirando tambien
los Concejales las renuncias que
habfan presentado. No duda
mos que los Sres. Arenas, Coro.
mel de E. M, y Vasconi, Inganie-
70 Jefe de Secci6n en- ell Gobier-
no, que salieron en- comisi6n, re.
gresar&n pronto satisfechos.
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FL JUICIO DE- OUIEBRA
DEL SENIOR IGARAVIDEZ

Tenemos una verdadera salts.
facci6n enhacer pdbIico que ell Jul.
clio de quiebra de D. Leonardo Iga.
ravfdez, que afecta tantos intere.
ses en- esta Isla, y que, durante
algunos amos, ha sido objeto de
concentrates de todo genero, ha
terminado, al fin, con Ia aproba.
ci6n del convenio celebrado en-.
tire dicho senior y sus acredores,
acordada por sentencia de la
Excma. Audiencia. La resisten.
cia de unos pocos acreedores,
sostenida luegO por uno solo, y
Ia lentitud y complication de los
procedimientos judiciales, que
en- tales casos Sc .aprovecha, ha
demorado la deseada soluci6n.
Los esfuerzos de la Sindicatura
de la quiebra y de Igaravidez pa
ra conseguirla, el cello y rectitud
del Sr. Juez, Garcia de Lara y la
justicia in1eligente y en&rgica
aplicada por la Excma. Audien.
cia, han tirunfado de todos los
obstaculos, y hoy pueden espe.
rar los acreedores que en- la for
ma acordada en- ell convenio y con
la Intervention que Ell mismo les
otorga han de ir percibiendo el
importe de sus creditos.
ST NAL no recordamos, est& con.
venido Ell pago por anualidades,
a $780, 900 en- cade una, por espa.
clio de tres, a contar desde la
proxima, y en- las siguientes au.
mentara ell montante de las con.
signaciones para satisfaction de
creditos. Ahora 10 que falta son
buenas cosechas , mejores pre-.
clos en- los frutos.
Repetimos, que tenemos una
verdadera satisfaction en- comu.
nicar esta noticia a. pdblico.